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SUMMARY:Tour of Freedom Place with the DEI Committee
DESCRIPTION:Join the IREM Austin DEI Committee for a Tour of Freedom Place\nThursday\, October 1 | 2:00 PM\nFREE | IREM Austin Members Only \nJoin the IREM Austin DEI Committee for a special visit to Freedom Place for an on-site workshop and guided tour exploring its vision\, community impact\, and approach to creating pathways for economic mobility. \nAttendees will meet at the Cultivate Conference at Greater Mt. Zion\, 4301 Tannehill Ln.\, Austin\, TX 78721\, where The Peace Van will provide shuttle transportation to and from Freedom Place. \nThe shuttle will depart at approximately 2:00 PM. The Freedom Place experience will last approximately 75–90 minutes\, after which attendees will be transported back to Greater Mt. Zion. \nWhat to Expect\nDuring the visit\, attendees will experience: \n\nA brief workshop covering the vision\, ecosystem model\, and strategy behind Freedom Place\nThe story of the land and its generational legacy\nA guided walkthrough of the 4-acre Freedom Place site\nAn overview of the tiny home community layout\, wellness center\, and Freedom Park\nDiscussion on workforce development\, public safety\, and economic mobility\nQ&A and partnership discussion\n\nRegistration\nThere is no cost to attend\, but this opportunity is exclusively for IREM Austin members. \nSpace and transportation are limited. Please RSVP no later than September 29 so we can secure the appropriate transportation for the group. \n 
URL:https://iremaustin.org/event/tour-of-freedom-place-with-the-dei-committee/
LOCATION:Greater Mt. Zion\, 4301 Tannehill Ln\, Austin\, TX\, 78721\, United States
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SUMMARY:Member Game Night featuring Music Bingo!
DESCRIPTION:Join the IREM Austin Membership Committee for Game Night featuring Music Bingo!\nWednesday\, October 7 | 5:00–7:00 PM\nCapital Tower | 206 E. 9th Street | 20th Floor \nExpect a fun\, casual evening of Music Bingo with great food\, music\, and plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow members! \nWhat is Music Bingo?\nIt’s bingo…but with a soundtrack! Texas Red Entertainment will put your music knowledge to the test with a high-energy mix of music trivia\, traditional bingo\, and a little sing-along fun. Expect music spanning the 1960s through today\, so there’s something for every generation. \nNo music expertise required! Just come ready to listen\, play\, and have a good time! \nYour Evening Includes\n\nMusic Bingo hosted by Texas Red Entertainment\nChuy’s food\nNetworking with fellow IREM Austin members\nValidated parking\nGames\, music & fun\n\nCome for the bingo\, stay for the throwback songs you forgot you knew every word to! Space is limited. Register today and join us for IREM Austin Game Night! Deadline to register is Monday\, October 5 at 12pm. \nPlease login to register. Click here to login.  Questions or issues with registering\, please contact Jen George\, CAE at atxirem@gmail.com. \n  \n 
URL:https://iremaustin.org/event/member-game-night/
LOCATION:Capital Tower\, 206 E 9th Street\, 20th floor\, Austin\, 78701\, United States
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SUMMARY:October 2026 Monthly Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join us on October 13 from 11:30 AM–1:00 PM at the Headliners Club [221 W 6th St.\, Fl 21 – Granger Room]. \nConnecting Central Texas: A Conversation with City of Austin & Movability\nLearn about transportation\, roadway planning\, development\, and infrastructure projects impacting the Austin region. The discussion will explore major roadway improvements\, traffic planning and impact studies\, infrastructure projects such as I-35\, and how these efforts affect properties\, businesses\, residents\, and future development. Panelists will also discuss how public agencies\, developers\, transportation organizations\, and the private sector are working together to address congestion\, improve mobility\, and support Central Texas’ continued growth. \n\nAbout our presenters: \nCarina Boston Pinales – Executive Director\, Movability \nCarina Boston Pinales is Executive Director of Movability\, Central Texas’ nonprofit transportation management association. Her work connects employers\, public agencies\, mobility providers\, and communities to practical transportation solutions that improve access\, support economic growth\, and help people navigate a changing region. \nWith more than a decade of experience across transportation\, sustainability\, and economic development\, Carina has managed corporate sustainability and commute programs for Fortune 100 clients and supported regional economic planning. She brings a collaborative approach to turning transportation challenges into actionable strategies\, connecting organizations with the partnerships\, programs\, and resources needed to move solutions forward. \nAs a business owner and founder of the first coworking space in the Central Texas Innovation Corridor\, Splash\, Carina also brings a firsthand understanding of how location\, parking\, accessibility\, and the surrounding built environment affect business operations and the people who use a property. At Movability\, she connects that perspective with mobility planning and commuter support to help property owners\, managers\, and developers consider transportation as part of property operations\, tenant experience\, and planning for growth. \nJacob Barrett\, AICP\, MPA – Transportation Demand Programs Manager\, City of Austin \nJacob Barrett serves as the City of Austin’s Transportation Demand Management Program Manager. He is responsible for a portfolio of programming which includes implementing the City’s $48M Climate Pollution Reduction Grant to reduce VMT in Central Texas\, electrifying and expanding the City’s public bikeshare system\, providing resources and incentives for both Austin community members and the City’s employees to get to work more sustainably\, and guiding the community towards the adopted Austin Strategic Mobility Plan goal of a 50-50 mode share. Prior to the City of Austin\, He had a career in Advertising and Marketing serving clients like L.L.Bean\, the Houston Rockets\, Houston Dynamo\, Austin YMCA\, Trail Conservancy\, and others. He also worked to launch Austin ISD’s first marketing campaign to increase and retain student enrollment. Barrett holds a Master’s of Public Affairs from the University of Texas at Austin\, and a Bachelor’s in Advertising and Public Relations from TCU. \n  \nDeadline to register is Thursday\, October 8 @ noon. Guarantees to the venue necessitate this policy. \nParking: Parking is available in the attached Procore Tower garage. Please note that there are two entrances and two exits for the garage. The entrances are on 5th Street and Colorado Street and the exits are on 5th Street and Lavaca Street. Carpooling is encouraged as the garage can get congested when exiting. Parking will be validated thanks to our Industry Partner\, Peak Parking. \n \nPhotography notice: By attending this event\, you acknowledge that you are aware your image may appear in on IREM Austin social media platforms\, promotional material and other media as requested. Questions: contact Jen George\, CAE at atxIREM@gmail.com. Photos by: John Huang Photography \nIMPORTANT: Please note any dietary restrictions on your registration form. Onsite special requests for changes are subject to an additional fee. \nMEMBERS: You must be logged in to receive the Member/Industry Partner rate. Click here to login. \nQuestions or issues with registering\, please contact Jen George\, CAE at atxirem@gmail.com. \n  \n 
URL:https://iremaustin.org/event/october-2026-monthly-luncheon/
LOCATION:Headliners Club\, 221 W 6th St Suite 2100\, Austin\, TX\, 78701\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ethics for the Real Estate Manager - ETH800
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\n*When registering\, select ‘Austin’ in the location drop-down box. \n\n\n\n\nCourse meets program requirements for:        \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMember price: $205.00\nNon-Member price: $255.00 \n\n\n\n\n\n\nCourse Description\nBecoming an accomplished business professional takes more than just hard work. In fact\, how you respond to ethical challenges has a big impact on your long-term personal reputation and success in business. But being ethical is not just a matter of following the law – it’s meeting the standards and expectations that govern the real estate profession. Professional ethics can make the difference between a career as an all-star and a career as an also-ran. Ethics matter. And people pay attention. \nRegister today and learn to tackle daily ethical dilemmas head on: \n\nWelcome to the Real World. Get a full overview of the IREM Code of Professional Ethics\, including the study of actual ethics cases and their implications.\nDo the Right Thing. Tactics and strategies to resolve ethical dilemmas.\nAvoiding Conflict. Identifying factors that contribute to conflicts of interest so you’ll know when to avoid them.\n\nTREC Credit for Austin Class: 6 hours of CE approved as recognized by TREC Course #53471. IREM Austin Provider #10625. \nTechnical requirements  \n\nReview the learning objectives of this course.\nThe course exam is taken online within 30 days after completing the course; instructions to access the exam are provided during the course.\n\nREGISTER HERE\n*When registering\, select ‘Austin’ in the location drop-down box. \ncourse cancellation and other policies \n\n\n 
URL:https://iremaustin.org/event/ethics-for-the-real-estate-manager-eth800/
LOCATION:Frost Bank Tower\, 401 Congress Ave.\, Ste 1160\, Austin\, TX\, United States
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SUMMARY:Time Management in the AI Age: Building More Leverage with AI
DESCRIPTION:Join us on October 21from 1:00 PM–2:30 PM at the Frost Bank Tower [401 Congress Ave. – 11th Floor Conference Room – Ste 1160] for a hands-on AI workshop with Steven Rea\, CPM\, Chief Innovation Officer with Northpoint and past president of IREM Austin. \nBring your laptop. Bring one recurring task that takes too much of your time. Leave with a working AI workflow designed to help you do it better. \nAI is changing what effective time management looks like. The opportunity is no longer simply to organize your calendar more effectively or squeeze more activity into the workday. Today’s commercial and residential property management professionals can use AI to reduce repetitive work\, process information faster\, eliminate unnecessary context switching\, and spend more of their time on the judgment\, relationships\, and decisions that actually require a human being. \nThis hands-on workshop will move beyond generic AI demonstrations and one-off prompts. Participants will identify a real recurring task from their own work\, break down how that work gets done\, and build a reusable AI “skill” designed to help perform it faster and more consistently. Examples might include owner communications\, vendor comparisons\, meeting preparation and follow-up\, resident escalations\, property reports\, inspections\, market updates\, employee coaching\, research\, or other recurring operational work. \nParticipants will learn how to: \n\nIdentify where repetitive work\, context switching\, and information processing are consuming their time.\nSeparate work that requires human judgment from work that can be accelerated by AI.\nUse a practical framework to eliminate\, simplify\, standardize\, automate\, or augment recurring work.\nRecognize the types of work AI is particularly effective at performing\, including organizing\, summarizing\, comparing\, drafting\, transforming\, and synthesizing information.\nMove beyond one-off prompts and design reusable AI workflows around recurring responsibilities.\nDefine the inputs\, context\, process\, output\, guardrails\, and quality checks necessary for a reliable AI-assisted workflow.\nTest and improve AI-generated work rather than blindly trusting the first result.\nIdentify opportunities to progressively move recurring work from manual execution toward repeatable and potentially automated workflows\n\nLight snacks and beverages provided. \nQuestions or issues with registering\, please contact Jen George\, CAE at atxirem@gmail.com. \nDeadline to register is Monday\, October 19 @ noon. \n  \n 
URL:https://iremaustin.org/event/time-management-in-the-ai-age-building-more-leverage-with-ai/
LOCATION:Frost Bank Tower\, 401 Congress Ave.\, Ste 1160\, Austin\, TX\, United States
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